Cetaphil Coupons & Prices

Cetaphil FAQs

How much does Cetaphil cost without insurance?

The price for Cetaphil without insurance averages around $10.69 per 1, 237ml of bottle. The retail price can vary depending on where you purchase it from. With a SingleCare Cetaphil discount card, a prescription for Cetaphil may cost $6.53 per 1, 57gm tube of cream. A SingleCare discount card can save you as much as 80% on your prescriptions.

How much does Cetaphil cost with insurance?

Cetaphil is an over-the-counter family of emollients (skin softeners) containing a blend of ingredients used to moisturize and strengthen the skin. In most cases, you will not find Cetaphil covered by insurance plans as you would a prescription drug. You may, however, use a free Cetaphil coupon from SingleCare to potentially save money on your prescription. The price of Cetaphil with a SingleCare discount card is $6.53 for 1, 57gm tube of cream.

Does Medicare cover Cetaphil and how much does it cost?

Because Cetaphil is a low-priced over-the-counter skin softener and moisturizer, it is not generally covered by Medicare prescription drug plans. Those without Medicare coverage can use a SingleCare Cetaphil coupon instead and pay $6.53 for 1, 57gm tube of cream at participating pharmacies.

Is there a generic of Cetaphil?

Cetaphil is a brand-name family of skin emollients. Its active ingredients may be found in many over-the-counter brand-name and generic dry skin and eczema relief products, such as Neutrogena Deep Clean and Nivea Soft. Search the SingleCare website to find coupons for these and other skincare products.

What is Cetaphil?

Cetaphil is an over-the-counter brand of skincare products. Cetaphil products include moisturizers, lotions, cleansers, makeup removers, baby lotions, and eczema moisturizers (Restoraderm). Active ingredients in many Cetaphil products include glycerin, allantoin, and propylene glycols (PEGs), all common skin moisturizer ingredients. Some skin-sensitive formulas of Cetaphil may use licorice root, an anti-inflammatory that may help relieve skin itchiness and irritation, and other ingredients to reduce the risk of skin reactions.

What are the side effects of Cetaphil?

Side effects may vary depending on the specific product used but are generally rare. The most serious side effects of Cetaphil may include allergic reactions to the active or inactive ingredients. Seek immediate medical attention if you experience signs or symptoms of an allergic reaction, such as hives, rash, itching, severe swelling, or trouble breathing.

Do dermatologists still recommend Cetaphil?

Many dermatologists continue to recommend Cetaphil for its proven effectiveness in treating dry skin and eczema. Its gentle formula makes it suitable for sensitive skin, earning it a favorable reputation in the skincare community. However, it's always best to consult a trained healthcare provider for personalized skincare advice.

Is CeraVe good or Cetaphil  better?

The choice between CeraVe and Cetaphil often depends on individual skin types and the specific product used. CeraVe is known for its ceramide-rich formula, which may help restore the skin's barrier, while Cetaphil is often recognized for its gentle, moisturizing properties. Both brands have various benefits and are popular choices among consumers. Consult a skincare specialist for the most appropriate product for your needs.